December 15, 1917
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The
beginner in Christian Science sometimes encounters a sense of bewilderment when trying to adjust his new view of things to the conditions that still largely make up his environment.
The
parable of the unjust steward is one of the most imperative calls to wakefulness that our Master gave us.
Professor Hinton's
book, "The Fourth Dimension," reads more like a satire than a scientific treatise.
The
cry of the whole world is for peace; and peace would be ours to-day but for the world's ignorance of the nature of peace.
The mistakes of the human race originate, quite commonly, in ignorance of Principle.
In a recent issue, one signing himself "L.
The Quill published extracts from an attack on Christian Science delivered in West Plains by a revivalist of the latterday school of evangelism.
Whether The Christian Science Monitor has lost much of its former excellence since the entrance of this country into the war, as The Miami Metropolis has asserted, must be a matter of individual opinion, yet the further comment that The Christian Science Monitor has become a British newspaper can hardly be true, unless there is a substantial disagreement between the United States and the United Kingdom with regard to the war.
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"Inclosed please find draft for thirty-one dollars and sixteen cents.
The
Bible records relate how Dothan was beset, and Elisha's servant, who could see the besieging army encircling his master's refuge, became fearful.
We
are all familiar with the thought of temples as expressed in human experience past and present, although we perhaps have not often paused to realize that a temple points to something above and beyond the material structure; that rightly understood it symbolizes a spiritual idea which is imperfectly understood if recognized at all by mankind.
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In order to be better prepared to give spiritual help in the Army and Navy through Christian Science literature and in other ways, it is desired to secure the names and present complete mail address of all officers and enlisted men in the service of the United States and of its allies who are Christian Scientists or who have shown an interest in Christian Science.
The lines I am penning to-day are the grateful testimony of one whose life has been transformed by Christian Science, and to whom a new concept of God has been revealed.
The testimonies of benefits received through the teachings of Christian Science, as they appear in the Sentinel and the Journal, become more and more a rebuke to me, because I have so long withheld my own.
I wish to express deep gratitude for what Christian Science has done and is doing for me.
Like many other people I was literally forced into Christian Science by ill health.
When I began to think about religion and the teachings of the established churches, I drifted away from church and religion and for many years was what is known as an agnostic.
My heart is full of gratitude; and I am moved by a sense of deep love to God in giving this testimony of the many blessings and benefits received through Christian Science at a time when I was experiencing untold misery.
More than twenty years ago Christian Science healed me of an affection of the head and spine of such an extreme nature that one physician had told me if I did not have an operation I would probably lose my mind.
I wish to acknowledge the benefits I have received from the study of Christian Science.
When I think of the blessings I have received through Christian Science, I feel impelled to give my testimony as the best way to express my gratitude and by so doing help some one else.
About five years ago I turned to Christian Science for physical healing.
For the past thirteen years Christian Science has been my only source of help in all difficulties.
There has long been a desire in my heart to express my gratitude for the many blessings which have come to me and mine through Christian Science.
This testimony is given in gratitude for the many blessings which have come to me through Christian Science.
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